Sentence examples for nature terms from inspiring English sources

In 1962, the field where battles were fought, in public at least, was scientific debate; the trick then was to have control over the nature, terms and extent of the debate.

Rather, the point is that, within patriarchal contexts, the majority of animal and nature terms used to describe women, and the majority of female terms used to describe animals and nature, function differently from the animal and nature terms used to describe men.

According to the Notice of Intent to Terminate, the regional center ran afoul of guidelines that require that its promotional activities "accurately reflect current facts regarding the scope, nature, terms and conditions of capital investment opportunities available for EB-5 capital investments affiliated with the regional center".

Commonly camp names are based on their location or nature terms.

When numerical values are represented in uncertain nature termed as fuzzy numbers, a comparison of these numerical values is not easy.

Signals between the osteoclast and the osteoblast, usually directional in nature termed 'coupling', regulate cellular activity of each cell line.

No doubt the equations are right, but perhaps it's wiser to interpret nature in terms of life rather than in terms of wave functions.

MEASURED in nature's terms, HIV is a success.

In little more than 12 months, Trump and Sanders have transformed the nature and terms of the argument.

Prudential follows the law, he said, and regularly discloses the nature and terms of the account to account holders.

"There's been a 'Waiting for Godot' nature in terms of Democrats and Latinos here," Mr. Henson said.